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Bookmark or Share- What type of people say “go home tech bro”? - RedditTech bros used to be a pretty specific thing in the industry. It didn't just mean working for a tech company it was a way to describe the type of person that seemed to think "big tech" could be used to solve literally every problem but lacked the actual technological knowledge to explain how.
- Why do you hate people in tech? : r/Seattle - RedditThis is a genuine question. It's not asked in the spirit of "tech people don't deserve this hate, stop it." Just curious where your feelings come from. And I chose this username because I thought it meant someone who loves to passionately talk about tech and the tech industry, so please don't let it tilt you. Sincerely, your-tech-bro
- Seattle ‘tech bro’ stereotype isn’t going away as gender ... - RedditYes, it's particularly strange that society continues to have a very strong stereotype that STEM guys are socially-awkward nerds (which, speaking as a STEM nerd myself, is not entirely baseless), yet simultaneously also has the stereotype of the fratty, womanizing "tech bro," despite that archetype being pretty much the exact opposite of a ...
- Why people hate “tech bros” : r/sanfrancisco - RedditEven the name tech “bro” is sort of an oxymoron, since tech has traditionally been the domain of dorks, which implies the tech dorks are just fine. The “bro” part has stigma because like frat “bro,” it suggests a cultural chauvinism or at least conformity to values that are antithetical to SF’s countercultural history.
- What are "tech bros"? : r/NoStupidQuestions - RedditTech bros, to me, are 20 to 40 year olds who really only care about money. Tech is a way to get really rich if you're lucky and competitive. Sometimes they have loose morals.
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